This man has spent 50 years repairing soccer balls
By Reuters
12 December 2022 |
5:25 am
An Egyptian man who has been manufacturing and repairing soccer balls for over 50 years talks about his passion for the craft and the sport loved by millions of Egyptians who now line up to follow the World Cup.
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